Article originally published on March 10, 2020
Jamie Bush has delivered a set of fantastic settings across a New York City apartment, with a Mid-Century touch, bringing back to the 1970s’! There’s also a perfect combination between 70’s furniture and contemporary pieces, which makes this project even more special. Join Home and Decoration and take on an exclusive tour through this New York apartment.
This project was designed by Jamie Bush, a top designer based in Los Angeles. This top designer is recognized for some of the best projects of all time, both in the United States, and also the world. This time, the focus is on the 60th floor of the 80-storey One Manhattan Square that completed last year in the Lower East Side neighborhood.
With amazing views of the city’s East River, the apartment has three bedrooms, a living room, a dining area, and a kitchen. There’s a peculiar concept behind the decor of this project, and that is the mixture of colors and furniture, from curvy upholstered seating in light blue and pink colors in the living room to more geometric. The ability to perfectly mix those styles is what defines Bush as a top designer.
Included in the eclectic and bold furniture are the 1950s walnut Vittorio Dassi bar, a black Hoop chair from 1972 by Piero Palange and Werther Toffoloni, and tall ladderback chair by the late Scottish architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Other accent pieces are a Stilux chrome floor lamp, and an Italian chaise lounge from the seventies upholstered in green.
There’s also a lavish dining room with the most stunning views over New York’s Governors Island. The residence spans 2,347 square feet (218 square meters) and is one of the 815 residences at One Manhattan Square. Designed by Adamson Associates and Extell Development Company, the skyscraper features a glass curtain exterior that scales 823 feet (meters) and interiors by New York firm Meyer Davis Studio.
Continuing the project’s strong combination of colors and design styles is a pale blue bedroom with a bright red desk and chair, a white mid-century Mushroom Table Lamp, Thonet’s Hideout Lounge Chair. This is just one project amongst the incredible portfolio of Jamie Bush!
